Fuses on 2020 Kodiak Cub 198?

[DuckPen]

There are 7 fuses in the fuse box that are not labled and neither the manual or an internet search has helped me figure out what each fuse applies to.

I do know the 2nd 15amp fuse is for the water pump because the pump wasn't working so I did some swapping. The 40amp indicates its for reverse battery protection

Does anyone else with this configuration know what the other 5 fuses go to?

Newbie question - haven't even gone on first trip yet. Confirming everything is working!

 

[DuckPen]

Image of fuses

 

[Franktafl]

Those are all your 12 volt control fuses. When a fuse is blown, the light next to it should be red. Anyway, besides your missing one-they control your 12 volt lamps, awnings, water pump, any lamps you have outside, etc. best way to find out is unplug them when you try things like the interior lamps etc.

 

[DuckPen]

Those are all your 12 volt control fuses. When a fuse is blown, the light next to it should be red. Anyway, besides your missing one-they control your 12 volt lamps, awnings, water pump, any lamps you have outside, etc. best way to find out is unplug them when you try things like the interior lamps etc.

KInda ridiculous that the manual, inlcuding online manuals, don't provide diagrams or more detailed information for multiple things, such as what and where things are and how to utilize them. I'm shocked at how basic the information provided is and the only responses come from persons in the forums. Newbies like me, can really get stuck. Thanks for advice

 

[Franktafl]

The manual only has information in it that concerns nothing related to the operation of the RV (as you must have found out by now). The sales person, when you purchase an rv, is supposed to walk you through the systems and show how they all work. Most don’t do that. Most of the sales people don’t even own an RV, they just take your money…. For assistance, there are RV checklists posted here that give you a guide to what to do for an RV walkthrough but, unfortunately, most folks discover the list after they purchased the RV and have taken it home only to find out they systems don’t work or something is broken.

Also, you can always ask us questions, pictures are always helpful.

Frank

 

[Franktafl]

By the way, the more DC things you use, the faster and louder the fan runs. If you have not already, change any lamps you may have to LED